Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces key admin, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week.
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Former UVA Football coach Bronco Mendenhall set to begin rebuild at New Mexico
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Bronco Mendenhall has reassembled, in New Mexico, the group that got UVA Football from two wins to the Orange Bowl in four years.
Project Total Control: Everything is a weapon when totalitarianism is normalized
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The U.S. government is working to re-shape the country in the image of a totalitarian state.
‘Families can take comfort’: First pediatric-specific care cardiac lab opens at Children’s Tower
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A cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology lab is open in the Children’s Tower, the first in the region for pediatric patients.
AEW ‘Dynamite’ review: Owen Hart tourney winners set the stage for ‘All In’
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AEW returned to the Scotiabank Saddledome, in Calgary, Alberta for the finale of the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament.
Analysis: Washington Nationals, sellers at the trade deadline, can further the rebuild
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An 11-4 stretch in mid-June had the Washington Nationals very much in the National League wild-card race, but 13 losses in the past 17 games have the Nats on the verge of being sellers at the July 30 trade deadline.
Staunton: Silver Line Theatre presents Tony Award-winning show, farm-to-table dinner
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Silver Line Theatre Exchange (SLTE) presents Tony Awarding-winning “Art” by Yasmina Reza, directed by Constance Swain, opening on July 12.
‘Longlegs’ has all it all: gore, Satan, an unrecognizable Nicolas Cage
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Longlegs is the buzziest and most unsettling horror movie out this year.
Cities granted power by Supreme Court to fine, arrest homeless who sleep in public spaces
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The unhoused population may face more difficulties ahead as the U.S. Supreme Court’s opinion handed down gives cities the power to prohibit sleeping on public streets.
Supreme Court Chevron decision is ‘major blow against’ federal government
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Forty years ago, a U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled that judges should defer to the executive branch when congressional laws are ambiguous.
